The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29
CITY AND COUNTRY.

ture beautified.
"OTfor 1t. Louis" has been a IA
voTite headline for the last few day
in the newspapers.
Denver is rather Of the opinion
that Salina has a few thoroughbred
among her citizens.
Edward l.. Moorhead, of TER,
Haute, Indiana, il visiting his aun
Mrs. y. r. Carroll.
Col. Culp did not return to Salini
hut went on to the st. Louis encamp
ment from Denver.
The Ga-effc Of Tuesday says that
the grade through the sand hills west
Of the city Is about completed.
II you want to see a busy lot OF
mechanics go into the second and
taird stories Of the MOser block.
The Manhattan Republic says
Whitney & so. have sold this week
- carloads Of stone 20 Salina partlen
Fail wheat is getting a fine start
this season, and the farmers never
were i'm better spirits over the pros
poets than they are at present.
Prof. T. ID. Fitzpatrick pulled out
Saturday evening for Topeka. He
will Ice absent till the last Of the
week.
Sundays reg ular train on the L.
p, going east, at noon, contained
nine coaches, all filed 90 about their
capacity with passengers.
Dick Mcconnell, late manager of
the Salina express Office, arrived in
the city Monday and will re-
main few days with his family.
The Herald devotes two columns
60 putting Martin, but not a word
for Frank Shaw, aud yet says It has
not betrayed the Democratic party!
The " ~ of the late Louis Don
myer was prObated Monday by the
Probate Judge. The widow elected
Jotake under the law instead Of under
the will.
r. &. York selected by the board Of
trade Ia take charge Of the advertis-
ing matter sent to the G.. A. n. en-
campment for distribution, went on
60 II. Louis Monday.
a conspicuous figure q the Martin
gang says the Campbell forces have
surrended To the independent can
didate for Register of Deeds. OF
course he ought To know.
The Santa Fe right-of-way APP
praisers met pursuant to adjourn
ment, but by request of Capt. Kill
mer adjourned to Oct. g. They have
yet some work Ia perform.
Areward Of $50 has been offered
for the arrest Of the murderer of
William Terbush, which occurred In
Cencordia, July 18th. The state
contributes $3.50. and Cloud county
$500.
James Anderson, a farmer on the
Gypsum, is the owner Of a COW
which on last Tuesday gave birth Ia
a calf aud on last Friday gave birth
To another one. The query il, are the
calves twins?
Daily, Coflman and Tanner at
tended the opening Of the MOntezu-
ma house at solomon city last Sat
urdsy evening. They report a stump
tuOus supper and the dance a most
elegant affair.
Will Hamilton, travelling man for
Geo. W. Crane Il Co, Topeka, died
Tuesday on the train before reaching
Russell, while ON his return from
Hays City. He WAS stricken with
heart disease.
steps are being taken TO develop
the gas well ON Mr.. SOfsky's place
east Of the city, as soon a. possible.
There l. no doubt but that gas exists
there, and all that remains is to de.
velop and utilize Il.
We have received a compliment.
tary ticket 20 the dNichita South,
western Fair Association, which
convenes q Riverside Park, Wichita
Kansas, October n, Il, Is and II, fOl
which we return thanks.
Rev. G. A. SwensOn, President o
Bethany Academy, LindsbOrg, anC
President Olson, Of the Rock Islam,
(Ills.l College, came in on the /
O'Clock train Tuesday. They wen
60 Sharon Springs ON the 4:40 train
The Falun correspondent Of tn
Assaria Argus says the only interes
On that township for a county office
Is that Of Sheriff, and that Olo
FOrsse Is the sole choice Of the peo
pie there. Falun is Mr.. FOrsse'
home
&. :. Martin lectures the boys q
the court house on temperance
Charley Is most eloquent when he
the fullest. lie says, Don't do as
do, but as ! tell you" He means al
right, and he wants 10 be re-electe
for Register Of Deeds.
At the Junction City depot las
Monday sam Irving and SnoWi
MeCowen, became engaged i'm
quarrel and finally came TO blow,
MeCOwen seeing he was getting IN
worst Of the fight, drew a knife an
fatally stabbed his opponent.
I'm the competitive examinatiO
for appointment To- the West POiI
eadeiship held At Walla Wslll
Washington Territory, the son ,
Tom Cavanaugh, Of Olympia, thi
Territory, carried of the honor
Tom was formerly a resident Of IN
c0aRty, and ex-Seeretary Of sta
fQr Kansas.